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Votes at a glance: consent calendar and quick-passage items from House floor (Feb. 23, 2009)

Utah House of Representatives · February 23, 2009
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Summary

On Feb. 23 the Utah House passed a set of consent-calendar items and committee recommendations including SB95 (Mobile Home Park amendments), SB94 (Underground Sewer Utilities), SB99 (Renewable Energy Certificate revisions), HB254 (death-certificate authority for nurse practitioners), HB205 (Water Source Protection), HB310 (Lieutenant Governor may solemnize marriages) and others; several bills were transmitted to the Senate or placed on calendars.

During its Feb. 23 floor session the Utah House approved multiple consent-calendar items and committee recommendations with relatively brief debate.

Several Senate bills were passed as reported: SB95 (Mobile Home Park amendments) passed on the consent calendar (tally recorded 64-0), SB94 (Underground Sewer Utilities Facilities Amendments) and SB99 (Renewable Energy Certificate revisions) each passed with unanimous tallies reported on the floor (72-0 for SB94 and 72-0 for SB99 as recorded in the clerk’s announcements). The House also passed HB254 (authorizing nurse practitioners to sign death certificates) 74-0 and HB205 (Water Source Protection Amendments) 57-0 after brief sponsor presentations. HB310 (authority to allow the Lieutenant Governor to perform marriages) passed 68-6.

Committee chairs presented recommended placements for numerous bills, moving many to second reading, consent calendar placement or referral to rules and standing committees. The rules committee assigned several bills to standing committees and recommended interim study for a pair of water-rights items.

These items were handled quickly on the floor and will follow the standard enrollment, transmission or committee processes noted by the clerk and Speaker.

Speakers quoted in this roundup are the sponsors and clerks identified in the House transcript.